10 Years
The Creek Planet School Neptune Campus
Hyderabad
The Boy With The Paper Airplane I Story By Sai Saharsh, 10, Hyderabad
Sai Saharsh,10 years old from Hyderabad tells an inspiring tale of a boy reminding us that failures are the stepping stone to success and there’s no harm in trying again.
The Boy With The Paper Airplane
Once, in Bihar there lived a boy called Arun, he was always interested in folding paper airplanes, he learned them all from YouTube and some from his father. He saw more airplane folding videos from foldable flight and often prints templates for them.
People around him always scolded him for wasting so many papers but Arun never stopped making them. One day his friend Sitaram came to his house and told him about the paper airplane competition next month, he thought that he would compulsory participate because he always wants to become a paper airplane designer. Arun thought that he would make his own flight, but he thought it would be too hard.
He took so many suggestions from his friends and the internet. He got the idea and worked hard all thirty days, he finally designed a plane and named it as the Sparkle light. On the competition day he throwed the plane but it went only 10 feet and fell down. Arun lost the match and while he was going back to his home, when he bumped into a lady and realized that she was his English teacher, he told what happened and his teacher asked him why he was giving up and that he can be anything that you want in life if he really tried. Arun realized the depth of her words and prepared well for next year’s competition. The day came and Arun’s plane went 230 feet high so he clearly won….
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